Vriesea tijucana
A widespread Atlantic Forest Vriesea described by E. Pereira in 1971 and named after Tijuca in Rio de Janeiro. It ranges from southern Bahia to Paraná, from near sea level to about 1000 m, in warm, humid forest with a mild, drier winter. Care follows other Atlantic Forest vrieseas.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes were available. Its records lie in humid Atlantic rainforest from the coast to the Serra do Mar, where most vrieseas grow as epiphytes.
Recorded elevations are 10–1013 m (median 750 m).
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